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The Survival of Legalism in the Early Han As Illustrated in the Memorials of Ch'ao Ts'o [Chao Cuo/ca 180-157 BC]
Published by Thesis Univ Toronto, 1971
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 1stedn, Printed Masters Thesis Univ Toronto; 4to brown cloth spine over beige paper covering the boards, black titles on the front cvr, no spine titles. Minor wear to head, tail and corners. Text and textblock are clear and unmarked, ow VG/ndj: iii+85pp, chinchars in text, bibl, notes, no index. All pages are single-sided. Only extant copy per worldcat. Memorials on raising heir and fighting Xiongnu in 169 BC. Also Han colonists as border policy, early precursor of present PRC policies.
